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by equality4all Accepted solution
by mgsimcox Accepted solution
I have the same problem. I've contacted Canon. Did you find a way to get under the glass and clean your scanner?
Mine looks like a cloudy tail of a comet, caused by the bright light, but that's only a guess.
by 300game Accepted solution
by david.wallis Accepted solution
someone had to say it :)
seriously tho if your all having that problem id get in touch with the manufacturers obviously theres a serious design fault there with that model and should be recalled. you should not need to do any cleaning what so ever
by tomnos Accepted solution
After prolonged use, most home scanners will develop a thin film under the glass - this is from the graphite lubricant on the scanner rails, and the level of problem varies, although Visioneer seems to send them out very heavily lubricated.
I disassembled and cleaned the underglass on a Visioneer 8700 (pretty easy) and it stayed clean longer (after the excess lube was gone?). I now have a friend's 9200 series and am trying to find a non-destructive eway to disassemble it - this one is not so obvious.
Good luck!
by edinkc Accepted solution
Remove top cover then 4 screws from bottom.
Then start by prying along middle of rear edge. There is a catch in the middle so the top needs to be pried away from the bottom as the bottom is pushed in slightly.
The front has 2 double catches about an inch from the corners. First open the sides and rear, then push sideways (not up) to open them.
by dalejim Accepted solution
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